WATCH: LSU's Last-Tear Poa poses in netted green outfit at the Bahamas

Last-Tear Poa is playing her final season with the LSU Tigers. She took a break from the hardwood with a trip to the Bahamas over the weekend. The guard posted pictures and videos from her trip. She was joined by fellow LSU guard, Flau'jae Johnson and her brother, Travyron Milton.

Poa first shared a video of her in a green bikini with a netted cover-up on Sunday on Instagram.

Last-Tear Poa also shared a video of her dancing along with Johnson and Milton with the caption:

"Day my like ma family."

Poa joined LSU in 2022 after spending her freshman season in junior college. She averaged 4.9 points, 1.5 rebounds and 3.0 assists last season and is expected to grow more this season.

Last-Tear Poa returns to playing with a roaring welcome from LSU fans

On. Nov. 15, Poa returned to playing for the Tigers against Murray State and was welcomed with resounding cheers from the fans at PMAC.

Last Tear Poa missed LSU's exhibition games and the first three tip-offs due to personal reasons.

In October, the guard was reportedly suing the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. This was because her P1-A athlete application was denied because her future events were not internationally recognized.

The Advertiser reported that her absences had nothing to do with the lawsuits. The application affects her NIL activities as the Australian native is in the States with her F-1 student visa.

After the game against Southern Charleston, LSU coach Kim Mulkey said:

"Poa will be back on the practice floor tomorrow," Mulkey said. "I don't know when that I will play her but it's time for her to be back on the practice floor."

During the game against the Racers, Poa played seven minutes and went scoreless but had two assists. In the next game against Troy, she played 14 minutes and finished with one point, two rebounds and three assists.

In LSU's 85-74 win over Tulane Green Wave, Last-Tear Poa scored two points, had one rebound and five assists, playing 19 minutes.

After the 2023 national championship and the Elite Eight run last season, the LSU Tigers are expected to have a better run with Flau'jae Johnson and Aneesah Morrow leading the team. Last-Tear Poa will play an important role coming off the bench.